Get quote requests from park buyers all year, not just in show week.
Most park buyers build their shortlist online, months before they ever walk past your booth. Our attractions industry website design turns your rides, games and machines into a sales team that works in every time zone. As a result, quote requests keep coming long after show week ends.
Four days on the show floor, then the leads go cold
You fly a crew across the world, build a booth and shake hands for four days. Then you come home to a spreadsheet full of badge scans. A few weeks later, most of those leads have gone quiet.
Meanwhile, the buyers who do reply ask for things your website can't show. They want real footage, clear specs and proof you've installed rides in their region. So they check a competitor's site at midnight, and that competitor gets the call. But the problem isn't your product.
Your website still works like a printed brochure. So let’s measure what that costs you.
How much revenue leaks out after every trade show?
Move the sliders. In ten seconds you’ll see the deals your follow-up and website leave behind each year, then get the full report by email.
These are estimates only, so use them as a guide. Of course, results depend on your products, markets and sales team.
What great attractions industry website design does for you
- 01Why most badge scans never turn into deals, and the simple fix.
- 02The one page procurement teams open before they ever call you.
- 03How to sell a two-million-dollar ride to a buyer who can't visit your factory.
- 04Why your PDF catalog keeps losing to a competitor's ride video.
Feel it before you buy it
How our attractions industry website design fixes the leak
Good attractions industry website design sells the way your best salesperson does. To begin with, it shows the thrill with real ride footage. After that, it answers the hard questions with specs, certifications and install references. Finally, it makes it easy to ask for a quote, in the buyer's own language.
Your ride footage plays while visitors scroll. That way, buyers feel the drop before they fly in to ride it.
Specs buyers find in ten seconds
Besides, procurement teams don't want to email you for a PDF anymore. Instead, capacity, footprint, power and certifications sit right on the product page, next to the video. In short, that's attractions industry website design built for procurement.
What you get, and what it does for you
Product pages with ride video
SoBuyers feel the thrill before they visit
Spec sheets and certifications on every page
SoProcurement says yes faster
A short quote form with venue and season
SoSales gets leads it can price
Translated pages and local currencies
SoBuyers abroad trust you sooner
A map of every install
SoBuyers see you already work in their region
Trade show landing pages
SoBadge scans turn into booked calls
Who our attractions industry website design is for
We do attractions industry website design for ride manufacturers, water park suppliers, arcade and VR makers, and theming and prop studios. We also work with animatronics builders, mascot makers, food and concession equipment brands, ticketing companies, inflatable makers, zipline builders, tower lift suppliers and lighting teams.
Sell from Orlando to Riyadh
Your buyers sit on every continent. That’s why we build translated pages, local currencies and metric or imperial specs. Also, an install map shows buyers abroad that you already work in their part of the world.
Why attraction brands trust AGS
There’s a reason this matters now. In fact, Gartner research found B2B buyers spend only 17% of their buying time meeting suppliers. The rest happens on their own, mostly online, where your website does the talking.
of B2B buying time is spent meeting suppliers. Instead, the rest happens online.
Book your free attractions industry website design strategy session
Thirty minutes with our team, built around your next show. Here's what you get, free:
However, each session takes real prep, so we only hold four a month.
30 minutes, a plan for your next show, no strings attached.
- We study your site and your top three competitors before the call.
$200 - A clear plan to turn your next show's badge scans into quote requests.
$150 - The searches park buyers use to find products like yours.
$100 - Straight answers on budget, timeline and what to fix first.
$50
Our promise is simple. If your new site isn't live before the trade show date we agree on, your first three months of care are free.
Our attractions industry website design process
- 01DiscoveryFirst, we learn your product lines, markets and sales cycle.
- 02Plan and copyThen you approve the sitemap and every word.
- 03Film and designNext, we shoot your rides, factory and installs.
- 04LaunchAfter that, we launch a fast, translated site before your next show.
- 05GrowFinally, we run SEO, LinkedIn and Google ads, plus show campaigns.
Common questions about attractions industry website design
How much does a website for an attractions company cost?
Most attractions industry website design projects cost between $10,000 and $20,000. Of course, large catalogs, extra languages and on-site filming add to that. Either way, you get a fixed quote before we start.
Can you have it ready before the next trade show?
Usually, yes. We need about ten weeks from kickoff to launch, so start early if you're aiming for a show like IAAPA Expo.
Can you film our rides, factory or installs?
Yes, our team travels, and we plan the shoot around your production schedule or an open install.
Do you build sites in several languages?
Yes, we set up translated pages, local currencies and the right units for each market. We also make sure each language can rank on Google.
Let's open the gates
Book your free strategy session today. We’ll show you three quick wins and what better attractions industry website design can do for your sales.
P.S. Your next buyer is comparing suppliers right now, probably at night and on their phone. Book your free session before this month’s four spots are gone.
